People That Think Low-Carb is Good For You are Wrong
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I have to go drink wine now
That's fruit right?
I'm gonna live forever
I'm gonna learn how to fly0 -
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Eating meat isn't a personal choice so I wont let "them do them"
Pretty sure you''d have a heck of a time prying my medium-well inch-thick ribeye, that I, personally will totally be eating out of my own free will this Saturday, out of my hands. I'm not afraid to stoop to the level of stabbing hands with my fork. Hard.
OP, are you a doctor or someone with a high degree of experience and education in nutrition? Because until the day my doctor comes back with my blood test results and tells me I need to make changes, I'll continue on my merry meat-eating way.0 -
Carlos_421 wrote: »LolBroScience wrote: »
Just trying to prolong it bud.
So ... are you going to explain how my vegetarian, high in fruits and veggies diet led to my high cholesterol and an autoimmune disorder or are you just going to ignore that?
You said "vegetarian", what else were you eating besides fruits and veggies?
Not sure if anyone's ever told you this but grains are vegetation too.
Grains are vegan, and I eat plenty of em.
Not hard to get fat on spaghetti and bread, dude.0 -
janejellyroll wrote: »Psst, OP. Antagonism and spreading misinformation isn't a good foundation for solid advocacy.
Preach.
I have been a vegetarian for a long long time and have recently had some more significant vegan leanings. I recently joined a vegan running group and one of my first questions was how accepting they were of people all along the spectrum. The girl who ran the group who is a devout vegan said that she knows the best way to spread the word and to help people along whatever journey they have is to accept them where they are. And yep, it's working. I am much more vegan friendly since joining their little cohort and it is because they are incredibly knowledgeable and not pushy. Additionally, they are incredibly well informed and try as hard as they might to not be biased.
The other day I was walking my dogs and a woman pulled her car over randomly and asked me if I loved my dogs. When I said "yes," she began lecturing me about how I could love dogs but eat other animals (I still have no idea what provoked this). I managed to break into her lecture and let her know that I had been vegan for about ten years, so it wasn't an issue.
Even being vegan, the entire thing was so incredibly off-putting. If I hadn't been a believer in friendly outreach before then, I certainly would have been afterwards.
There's a vegan running group in my city. I keep meaning to go -- I really need to do that!0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
I had such high hopes to save myself--whatever will I do now?
Just eat a metric *kitten* ton if cereal.0 -
Whenever I say carbs, people automatically think ice cream, cookies, doughnuts, and stuff like that. No, I'm meaning to say vegetables and grains like broccoli, potatoes, spinach, rice, beans.
I don't think anybody is misunderstanding you. They just disagree that it's the only appropriate way for a human to eat.0 -
chunky_pinup wrote: »
Read what I said, "vegetables and grains like broccoli, potatoes, spinach, rice and beans".. VEGETABLES and grains.0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.0 -
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FunkyTobias wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
I had such high hopes to save myself--whatever will I do now?
Just eat a metric *kitten* ton if cereal.
Can it be pasta and pizza?0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.
That's the kind of place I want to live. Mediterranean diets are much better than this Western diet everyone is so caught up on.0 -
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Bunch of moderators defending low carb and keto
Ya gotta laugh
I haven't read through the entire thread yet, but this is what struck me as hilarious... how many of the people who normally are moderation proponents in the LCHF threads, are defending LC and ketogenic diets in the face of someone so extreme...
OP I for one would just like to thank you for bringing so many of us together. Now who is going to lead us in a round of Kumbaya...0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
I had such high hopes to save myself--whatever will I do now?
Just eat a metric *kitten* ton if cereal.
Can it be pasta and pizza?
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snowflake954 wrote: »FunkyTobias wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
I had such high hopes to save myself--whatever will I do now?
Just eat a metric *kitten* ton if cereal.
Can it be pasta and pizza?
Pizza is one of the most balanced foods I know, Carbs, protein, fibre, calcium. I love a meat feast 0 -
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WinoGelato wrote: »Bunch of moderators defending low carb and keto
Ya gotta laugh
I haven't read through the entire thread yet, but this is what struck me as hilarious... how many of the people who normally are moderation proponents in the LCHF threads, are defending LC and ketogenic diets in the face of someone so extreme...
OP I for one would just like to thank you for bringing so many of us together. Now who is going to lead us in a round of Kumbaya...
That is.. If you have the energy to get up and do that.
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chunky_pinup wrote: »
Read what I said, "vegetables and grains like broccoli, potatoes, spinach, rice and beans".. VEGETABLES and grains.
And legumes0 -
janejellyroll wrote: »janejellyroll wrote: »Psst, OP. Antagonism and spreading misinformation isn't a good foundation for solid advocacy.
Preach.
I have been a vegetarian for a long long time and have recently had some more significant vegan leanings. I recently joined a vegan running group and one of my first questions was how accepting they were of people all along the spectrum. The girl who ran the group who is a devout vegan said that she knows the best way to spread the word and to help people along whatever journey they have is to accept them where they are. And yep, it's working. I am much more vegan friendly since joining their little cohort and it is because they are incredibly knowledgeable and not pushy. Additionally, they are incredibly well informed and try as hard as they might to not be biased.
The other day I was walking my dogs and a woman pulled her car over randomly and asked me if I loved my dogs. When I said "yes," she began lecturing me about how I could love dogs but eat other animals (I still have no idea what provoked this). I managed to break into her lecture and let her know that I had been vegan for about ten years, so it wasn't an issue.
Even being vegan, the entire thing was so incredibly off-putting. If I hadn't been a believer in friendly outreach before then, I certainly would have been afterwards.
There's a vegan running group in my city. I keep meaning to go -- I really need to do that!
That interaction is bizarre. It reminds me of the wahoos who often come up to me on and start talking about how Jesus died for my sins and all that jazz...not knowing I was on the council at my local church and probably do more church related activities than they do.
I'd recommend the running group highly. My group is extra awesome since we head out for runs on Sunday morning and then have an epic vegan brunch at one of the many vegan friendly places around here. We like to joke that we are a Vegan Brunch Group that runs before.
It really was like an attempt at a religious conversion.0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.
That's the kind of place I want to live. Mediterranean diets are much better than this Western diet everyone is so caught up on.
Mediterranean diets typically include lean meats like fish, fat, and dairy...0 -
snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.
That's the kind of place I want to live. Mediterranean diets are much better than this Western diet everyone is so caught up on.
Mediterranean diets typically include lean meats like fish, fat, and dairy...
Not to mention the olive oil that is typically demonized by proponents of high carbohydrate plant-based diets.0 -
Just when you think you've heard it all.0
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snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.
That's the kind of place I want to live. Mediterranean diets are much better than this Western diet everyone is so caught up on.
Mediterranean diets typically include lean meats like fish, fat, and dairy...
And generally higher in fat.... which OP is against based upon previous comments and posted studies demonizing fat intake. LOL.0 -
LolBroScience wrote: »
Just trying to prolong it bud.
So ... are you going to explain how my vegetarian, high in fruits and veggies diet led to my high cholesterol and an autoimmune disorder or are you just going to ignore that?
You said "vegetarian", what else were you eating besides fruits and veggies?
Your original post specified vegan or vegetarian. I was vegetarian. Please explain. I ate no meat (including fish). I was a true vegetarian.0 -
janejellyroll wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »RuNaRoUnDaFiEld wrote: »snowflake954 wrote: »OP--where did your diary go? I wanted to learn to eat correctly by following your example. Sigh.
He locked it after we saw that he eats little more than cereal.
Let's see yours
MINE is always open--I have nothing to hide.
Tbh, not as bad as some people's I've seen. Liking the carb intake, like pasta and such.
I live in Italy, dear.
That's the kind of place I want to live. Mediterranean diets are much better than this Western diet everyone is so caught up on.
Mediterranean diets typically include lean meats like fish, fat, and dairy...
Not to mention the olive oil that is typically demonized by proponents of high carbohydrate plant-based diets.
I was in no one endorsing it, never said it was something healthy. All I said was better than the Western diet.0
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